'3’ Mt do not fit?
Now take shoes.
vision they fit. walking Is a fatigue.
1F. Cm" ”‘ . F """""" '”°""""““"‘” “""”""‘"'
, , I omes 1rd.
3 ..0f what use is a hat that does not at your head?
Of what use are corsets that do not fit. dresses that do not fit. or gloves
The one absolutely necessary thing about shoes is that they shall tit.
Pleasure vanishes. You feel “slouchy”;
ts wa‘k clumsily-«not with an elastic step but dragging the feet along
. «use they ill'o tired.
. pill! and trouble.
You acquire (
l0i'tin, which are an endless source of
And all because you bought Shore that were perhaps loudly advertised
3’, The One shoe for women that is properly constructed for a scientific fit
is the "Qtieea Quality." Try them if you want to make walking one of your
greatest joys, .
.Tha immense output makes the price of 88.00 possible for such shoes.
F. D. LYON & 60., Sale flat.
and smart in appearance. yet made with little regard to fit.
90.” Washington Street.
J'Srarioli‘ovcr
anougoiurh
Nearly One Hundred Gases.
. and StrlotOuarantino Regu-
lations are toho Established
and Nurses Provided
t
(“i/NM... .
, The board of warden atul burizcuscs baa
’l‘i..'t‘i\', Conn. February is -
.' decided to adopt very strict qiinruntiuc
regulations against the scarlet fever
epidemic. NUTSI‘S will be provided for
patients at the expense of the borough.
when desired. nnu dislut‘cctants will be
issued freciy. An iuspcctor will be ap-
pointed at once to assist chlth Officer-
Smith in maintaining the quarantiuc
regulations. and looking. aftcr .\il‘lit‘ct—
ed cases.
’l‘lic health omccr has rccolvsd rc—
ports of forty cascs in the town. but a
prominent physician has cxprcsscd tho
South Norwaik. Conn
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'l‘llldET. noonw'l‘he major-
ity of stocks wcrc lowcr on the opcn-
lug quotations. Amalgamated Coppcr
and 'l‘cuncswcc (‘oal Wore conspicuous
cxccptlono, with advances of a largi
fraction and Anaconda rose 3% In synt-
pathy with tho former. St. Paul and
Sugar also gained a fraction. Among
thc dcciiucs Smoking and Lcnthcr pfd.
l'L‘IIt‘litill a pcint. The changes other-
wise wcrc small fractions.
WALL S'l‘i'tlilii'l‘. Ila. ore-Dealings
were very quiet and rather irregular.
A number of the active leaders includ-
ing St. Paul. N. Y. Central. Anaconda.
.\uuiluamntcd. and Tcnncssce Coal ran
off below their opening prlcos. Mean-
while Wabash pill. Brooklyn Transit.
.\‘mcltlng and Republic Steel rzisc
sharply. Chicano Great Vi'catcrn pfd.
dcclined 1. Grass ’i'winc. 2%. and Lack-
awauna 5. Large orders for Amal-
unmatcd canto into the tnurltrt at ill"
low lcvol, and the price advanced to
74. with some effect all around.
WALL S’i‘lillil'f'i‘. Nouns-d’rll‘f‘s
dtlflcd'sluggishly in an aimless \\'=l.\'.
cat-opt in special stocks. The market
hardened when gold exports tomorrow
were seen to be unlikely, but cased off
..ar:.'iin with a loss of I". in Now York
Central. Northwestern pill. sold at a
decline of 15 points from file prcccdlnl:
mouth and (‘aundn Southern foil lip.
Amonust tlic specialties American Tv-i.
opinion publicly that if all case of the
disease wcrc rcportod thcrc \VliHIl bc
found to be. at host one. liuudrcd. 'fluH
fur the malady has tillli-Jl‘l‘il only in
light form. and it is mid that in many
instances physicians have not llt‘l‘n
railed to aitcnd the Nick mics. and no
report of these casts has rcuchcd thc
"authorities.
cphouc udvnuccd 4%. Sloss Slicillcld
Stool Md. 4: Consolidated Gas '1 and
Allis (‘hnlmcrs Prcurod Stool (“or null
l“('.il Worth and Denver (‘ity Stamped
:1 point. ionds wcrc slondy.
WALL H'l‘ill-Tl-l'l‘. l p. m; ‘dot of
tho limitcd rolling wac: in Aumliznnuii-
cd \illll‘l'i uuain touched T-I thc biubcezt.
Fluctuations in othcr spcculnnrc lav
orltoa wr-rc trivial and trndcrs paid
but littlc nlicntlou to thc innrkci lit-n
"ltll liiiciric gained .‘lly‘. while (lollMtdn
l-‘ucl and St. Louis Southwcxlcin inst
l and Now .lchcy (‘cniral 4 points.
i'wpnrls ml'i‘ prlvulo wire or .\viaploa
WANTED ' HEARING ADJOURNEDu
Extradition for Former GovernOr
Ame: Called up by Gov. Bacheider.
CONCORD. N. l~i., Fob. l§.~'Tllf‘
hearing on the pctiiion for tho cxtradi- & Goldschmldt. commission brokers.
tion bf Former Mayor A. A. Amos. of Swartz & Corbett's block, South Nor-
Minncapolis. was today postponed ui.- walk: .
til Thursday ncxt upon tho request ol Open High Low 1:30
'C. .l. Hamblctt. counsel for Mr. Amos. Amnl, Copper. 72". ”lei 7212;. Til-"‘4
A hearing had ilct'll sot for today and Am. C A" P. “lit Ill... ills “in
when the matter was culicd up by Gov» Am, G. Twn._ 212% ‘32". 20% 21 “l.
,.ernor Bachcidcr. Mr. llambictt urgcd .\m. ir'r' PM. 397s 397: 35'34 39%
.that the. hcaring bc postponed, as ho .\mcr. L0H). ill‘k 31% 1’» lll‘n
had no opportunity of cxanuulnc: tho Am. SHINY” hill 52%. {>1 iii-'5.
requisition pupcrs which had been pro Au). Sllt‘lil'. 131“: llll‘n liil‘a Hillt-
sented by Sheriff .1. W. Drcgcr. of Min- Anaconda. lill ‘4.- 1231... 121 ‘2‘.- 1153
ncapolls. A. T. & S. 194‘, $71.1; b7"... 37% Whit
Sheriff Drczcr. who went to Nashua .\.'l‘. .i’: S i". ii. Will/2 it'll“; liiii’a liiii‘i
yesterday. did not. apponr lp-l‘orc Ilic, llilli. K" UlllO. li'ii‘o "We W“; films
Governor today. lie was rcprocontml llklyn. It 'l‘.. 119% N ilii‘h 70%
. by Sheriff lloitnc. ol‘ Ilillsbury County, i‘lli'fiv F.- illll”. 5717»: SIT). "134 51 “a
N, H. lilr. Attics. who is under poiicc (‘llh (ll. “'i‘filu 371‘s 13734 31% 1’7"»:
surveillance at the home of his sis- i‘. M. K' 8i. l‘. ”we 173‘s llii'i ”it’ll
guter. in Hancock. was not prcscnt. .\i> “Ul- l“. 6'! l-. 7:3 7i; 7“ Til
t0§ncy General Eastman nppcarcd for Com-oi. (his, Zl-li “W4 10734 “l9
the state of New Hampshire. lici. ii‘z llud. lso 180 is'o 130
——-~———--—-» - »—— Eric. 39“.. 3952;. I!!! it. 303..
‘ preaepaoveo MAYOR GLFNN'" Eric. let not. We 707a my. 70-".
ORDERS ‘ill. t‘cittl'd'. 1451/2 145V: l-ir'i‘fi- 1851/;-
M .1 ' . .. Lou. s- Nash. 127 1271.5 lilillfi lean.
ANlLA. February Him retinal ll.1- Manhattan. III ”4 ”w. ”m
.vis has approved the finding of the Mot. St. In ”0 ”0% Hull» H“
.court. martial in the caso of Major Ed- Mex Cont. " 20‘»; 26% 2,; 2,3
, win F. Glenn, of the Fifth infantry. Mt." N‘t (3'... lfi‘a 191k ”.1 mix
who was acquitted January 1:0. of thc .\l K & T " 2g“, 33”. ssh/1 231,3
charge of unlawfully killing prisoners. M: K.'& '1‘. i5“. “25;. “25‘; 6.1!; 62%
(3' war: ‘f'iih ill” n‘lfllifli‘aii‘m mi 1” Mo. Pacific, 114 mu.- ltsa. ma
Ellis-'leIIIéJIVOS of the orders issued by Nnt‘onal Lead, 23 23 28 2,;
.a or onn. . ~ , 1,! . r
. MANILA. Fob. isw'rho General says K153," $133.1; ”7“, “7?," “7: “7},“
,, be recognizes the principle that guides (int. '& Ween." 331i; 333. 33% 33'
‘ ~Il‘lfldl be ~lIIllIiI'OSfiIi‘tl and that tl‘t‘nltht‘I“, Pacific Mail, H 41 4] 41
.E can guides may be executed. but he, I’cnn. R. It. 150 150 “9% “97;
,e adds that Major Glenn's orders show- ‘ Pcoplc's Gas 105”. 105%,- lti5l§ 1051!;
died a reckless distegard for human life 1)....Ss_' S Car, R3]- 63'“ 63 637‘.“
which the general condemns and rcp- Reading. 631,; my. 53”. 531‘.
"’l’a‘GS- ' licad.. let pro, say. as 4 as». new
’ . . . . - . . _. Repub. Stock 22 22% 22 22%
' Rock Island. 49% 497,. 49%- 49%
hen Your Razor liubhcr Goods, 29-3. 29% 28% 28%
. Sou. Pacific, Mfg. 04% till-{3 04%
’ \ Sou. Ry. Co. 35% 35% 351,5 35%
' . GETS DULL ' Sou. Ry. par, nan. 93113 951.9 95%
E": let as bone. it. i Tenn. C. & l.. ll? 67% (361A 66%
. it‘s better for the razor to have it . Texas Pacific, 42\ 42% 42 421;;
none properly. you know. ‘ Union Pacific. 1017.5. 102%. 101% 101%
Remember the running hot water. , Un. Pac. Md. 04% 9M. 947,. 947,4.
1 U. S. Leather. 141/. 141,1 14% 14%
u. 5. Leo, pfd., 94a. are; sum. out
' :U. S. R. & C... 25% 25%; 2514 25%
9N S. Rubber 18 IS 18 . 18
' . U. S. Steel pfd. 88% 88% 88% 881.4.
"Washington St. S. ‘Norwalkn Wabash. m; 31% 31a ma
, W” . Wabash. pfd.. 51 3'. 52v. 513,; 52
‘ ’ \\’est_ Un. TOL. 90 90 90 90
TSTEVENS wiscon. Cent” 281,; 28% 28% 28%
mg lb. PLEADED GUI'TV TO WRECKING
25c BOAT.
' ST. JOHN‘S. N. F.. Feb. 13.—~Aldcr
100‘ . Nichollu. formerly master of the Brit-
‘160 to 18C. 1 lab schooner Bessie Dodd and George
18c. ‘Jcrrctt. the‘ shipper of her cargo at
16c. fish. pleaded guilty todar to casting
‘away the schooner on the Lanrador
roast Ia=t October to defraud Lloyds
of 340.000 insurance and were both
E sentenced to four years and penal ser-
vitude. Nichools hails front England
and was extradited from the country
in January. Jerrett belongs to New
1 Foundland. -
lNG ourl
N; m nice Mandolins at $1.75
' . 85.95. Banjo and Man-i
PORK.
a. 'usaon,
. Hocxs.
ALL GOOD BEEF.
"’fons’dl,arket
STATEHOOD SILL AGAIN.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 18.-—The reso-
lution of Senator Quay declaring that
it is the sense’of theSenate that there
should be a vote on fie statehood hill
occupied a portion 7 ' morn ng
,‘65 Ind 84-09%“. Bw- hour In the Senate tori .3313”. spoon-
' “4 Gilli" Strings. 13¢ ier opposed it. saying t my!“ In a
m '0‘!“ 0“ '“kv “cinema cloture to whiohfhe was oppos-
. , ' .illhhgrgg’c‘rl '95: fgdmr d censarfion the minority which
0 ' d~did not th ' t.
- annulm- and 'ri-nnli - “3.-.; 39"“
iidjounul lulu
loss than Half the Mom-
bers of Both Houses Pro-
sent Today. and few Mea-
sures wero Disposed of
IiAlt'l‘li‘Uilll. Feb. I“. 'l‘hc storm
kcpt ovcr half lhc mcmbcrs ot’ the lot:-
ielnturc at home again today, but built
the housc and sonatc bcld short rii'l-
stuns rcccivlny, a few rcports and ad-
journcd at 12 o'clock lllllli l i :" tomor-
row.
in llic house. the judiciary t'mtlliid-
tt-c rcnortcd unfurornbly on the bill
providinu‘ that the cxpcnscs of clerks
and assistant clerks of the superior
court for the countics of Windham.
’l‘olland. .\iiddlesex and Litchtlcld. and
of thc clcrhs of all courts of common
pleas llit urrcd by attending (illli‘li-i out~
sidc of their own towns should bc paid
by the stutc. and the bill was rcjcctcd
A substilulc bill was rcportcd, up-
|J|ti|ii‘lllllll_i: 310.000 for thc ncxt two
yours for the Stamford hospital. and
it was tabled for prluiiuiz.
’l‘hc Comicctlcut Soclcty of Daugh-
tors of tho Amcricau ltcvoiution pct.-
tioucii lhl' housc today in aid of thc
{il’i‘Ft‘l'Yltllllll of public rccnrdm as till};-
ccstcd iu the inaugural addrcss of tho
guvl-I'lltil'.
A iciuonstrnuco by ii. I‘. Hurt and
for iy-tivc otltcrs against llli‘ division of
tho low of Farmingtou was roccivcd
also on 'rom .lchu (‘iuncy and thirty-
nlno others.
'l‘hcrc wcrc scrcrul changes of r: I‘
oropci-s as follows: ‘I‘hc liil' providing
that no officcr, ant-tit or llt'dk of a bank
.dmli act :r: an uncut for any tlrc insur-
:incc company from tho committcc on
llIt-‘lllilllt‘t‘ to banks: making an appro»
printion for tho crccilon of a Halo nor-
mal school :11 llnnliurv from corutult
lot- on appropriations to odut'ution; ti
substitute bills was rcportod by lio-
comutiiicc on appropriations; prorid rt:
for ammo to thc thchlicld t‘ouuly How
Illltll ol' \\'itit‘lii-.~icl‘.
An unfavorablc rcporl from tho ,iu-
diciury coinuiittw» «an rcporicd llil“
morning on the bill lil'tn‘llllll': that
pharmacists- of Iivc yours” Houdini; at
tho suiuc place of busiucus may b"
L'i‘iillll‘tl a llt't'm-‘c, without examination.
ll “"18 l‘vjcr'it‘tl,
PROCEEDINGS l.\' 'l‘ili'I Si-JNA'i‘i-I.
ilAIiir‘Uttli. Fob. l“ ~‘iiic scnaic
oc'ul a vory lirlci‘ H'diililll this morning
ll'li rccolvcd scrciui important roports.
'i‘hi- conunlttcc on appropriationa re-
pottcd a sulioituic lull on tho appro
lil'liliitlll for thc cspcuw of tho (‘ouucc-
tlcut National ('lunrd during tho Water
bury sirilic. llll‘ subditulc provides
lor an appropriation of 515.000. “in full
sompcnsailou for tuc pay, lrnnsporitr
lion and SillIlell‘Ilt‘t' or the t‘oonccticut
.\‘niiounl tiuurd and for titllor expenses
lucmri-d by rcusou of ucccssnry dutic:
pot'foiiricd in \\'alcrbury by ordct‘ of
tho ctunmazidcr-itrcliicf. ’l‘lic rcpoit
was Itilili‘il for calendar.
'l‘lil couiuutiu- on sziizitc appoint~
omits rcportcd favorably cit the up.
,uiintuicut of Ii). Sirvcuu liuury. of \'cr'
ton. I.c\vcllyu l'. rltorls. of .\luusiicld.
.tllil (lotirgc A. liupson. of \\';illilli:forli.
as truslt‘cs of tho (‘onuccticut Agrlcul
oirol ('(lllt'fli‘ for four yours from July.
livod. 'l‘lu- railroad commitlco rcplirtod
‘arornlily today on the bill protidiug
that notict .: of fire by loconuitlyos
must sptcli'y the llt-iil’ at which thi-
:irt: occurrcd.
'lhc committee on railroads report-
.l ':.roiubly on the petition of George
A. Lcwis and others. for the incorpt‘ira-
lion of the Naugatuck Valley Electric
itallway Company. to build and oper-
ate an electric railway bctwccn Nuugu-
.uck. ilcacon Falls and Scymour. 'l‘he
'Uililllin)’ is incorporated with a capital
stock of “00.000 with the privilege of
increasing to 51.000.000. and has the
privilege in its charter to operate gas.
cicctric light companies or other pow—
or companies. .
A favorable report was prescntrd
permitting the borough of cheit City
to establish its electric light plant out-
side the limits of the borough.
The petition of the New York. New.
Haven & Hartford ttailroad for portal;-
sion to issue. new stock in payment for
rolling stock on its leased line, was
reported favorably by the railroad
committee. The railroad committee
reported favorably on the pe-
tition of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company to extend its
Milford branch to Charles island. two
miles south of Milford Point. for the
purpose of establishing a summer re-
sort. .
NEW HAVEN COUNTY DELEGATES.
A caucus of New Haven county dele-
gates to the General Assembly was
held this afternoon. and after a spirited
conttst nominated Judge Frederick
'l'uttle, the present incumbent for judge
of the court of the town of Hamden.
Burton A. Davis and Rev. Charles F.
(‘lark were also candidates. Twenty-
seven votes were cast. and Tuttle re-
ceived the. fourteen necessary for
choice. Davis received seven and Clark
six. Tattle‘s renomination, was made
unanimous. .
B. Hartley Mann was unanimously
ronomlnated for deputy Judge.
CONSTITUJIONAL AMENDMENTS.
HARTFORD, Conn. February 18——
l‘he New Haven county hearing on
proposed constitutional amendments
mn»ma~»~-aWme—qg ..- a.
I
We wish to announce to our many
customers and the ladies of The Nor-
wulks that we will move to Stamford
on the 10th ‘tnst.. where we have a first
class establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Paris
. and a full lido of imported broadcloths,
vote. and all the latest in homc cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you thcrc and will give you the best. in
quality. style and fit, as usual. Don‘t
forget.
Krasovitz 8: Fox.
’1. GAR-rotten.
Merchant Tailor.
wuiCau
and takc your mczuuro for (‘iOIlllll'L
and whcn goods arc iinlahcd will doth"
or them frcc of charm.
Stamford, Conn.
Send me. a postal. that is all.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Opposite Hotel Hanoi on
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’innk C. lanai
PLUMBING.
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FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
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FAST EATING.
Bad Habit Said to be Gaining Stronger“
Hold on Americans.
lizilinu rapidly.according to tlu.I tcs~
llutcny of a «prclalisi in the kind of
iii‘lllilt' Hound by that brtuch of good
tnbir- monitors. in very much morn
cuntnon iii-in it Ilo'ltl tn he, .\nd it is
:ii iii. liicl‘< one.
"i was l‘i‘llllillSll‘illli‘ifl with a I'rlond
tho otlo r day aottit the ilidllilf'i‘ in
whici ho was uo‘ubiinu his food." said ‘
ilu .~p.=ci:.li~‘t in duration. "llc told
rs» that'hr had it ldwrutcly learnrd to
cut rapidly liccauv- it was urcewsn-y
l'l sr-lf (lt'rt‘liH‘. He said that he had
clung to i:l;- old habit of citing slow»
iv as loot! u: oousiblc. but ho had
cvcnimil; lo giro it tip. b'cauw ho
was z‘.l\".'ij.';= tbs last person to finish
:‘t dinucr. Willi lm was half way
through the ircul tvcrybody clue wan
r'uiliiiz for hiri 50 hp trial to lourli
‘mw lo cat as rapidly as llli‘ other
lrvi'h'flllfi lic lrnr w.
“Ti" Hunbcr cf M'lls that ore to bar
:tvolilcd by slow rating in so grcnt that
I don‘t holicye our sane pcrcrm whoi
limit of them would cat quickly. Ilalfl
thc troubles that peoplc complain of to‘
itit‘ arc duo to the habit.
“t‘ut of tho things which ought. to
lif‘Y‘Fll'ill" it‘li‘d pcrsons to eat slowly is
ibc, fact that this practice will rcducl‘
limb. or at all «vents. It will pn-vout.
'1 person front nocomiittr abnormally
ctcut. it fly rc arc no other flush-pam-
pering: habits, such as driuklni: at
meals. or eating: swcct: in large quan—
tilicfi.
"'I‘hc pcrrrn who cats slowly ncv'rr.
cots too much. if the food he cart-fully
thcwi d half tin1 amount one usually
outs in a hurry will suffice. whcrca<
lurac lumps or rapidly consumed food
do not gratify the appetite. but stint-
llli'l‘.‘ a craving for more food.
“Anolhcr merit. that comes from slow
callus: is: the cil~cl on the complexion.
'l-‘or one who eats rapidly a clear skin
in out of tho questicn. A muddy. mot-
tled color is the result of catlm: in th»
rapid way that most pct-cons do row»
adage. if a person is found who Kim‘s
r-zi rapidly and has at the same time 'l
clear skin. it will he found that thin‘
pcrsou usually cats so little that there
is no possibility of indigestion.
"There are two other advantages of
:-:low rating which ought, to appeal to
ivory-body’s vanity. I have not men-
fioncd more serious discomforts. such
as confirmed indigestion. which i=
nearly always caused by this habit. and
no other. Rut to keep from getting
too fat and insure a clear complexion
event to mc audit-lent rewards for slow
mllnrz to make it worih whllc.
"Fast. eatingr comes in a large meas-
ure from nervousness? The average
man who cats in a hurry does it. not
because he. is pressrd for time. but
i because he has something else on his
mind. which seems to him more im-
.portant. The American attitude of
' mind has come to be that it is desira-
ble to end the troulne of eating as soon
'as possible. and get back to pleasure
lpr business. ‘ '
l "But it is a mistake to stmposc that
Americans are, the only fast caters.
They compare very favorably with the
Germans. All that one hears of Ger-
man slowness 'atul’ deliberation mms
33Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik, Conn.
was heard this afternoon. Ex-Maym‘ m disappear a} the table. The. Ger-
i-‘. K. Farnsworth and Attorney 3100- T man eats more‘rapidlv than Americans
Matthewson. of new Haven, spoke 119- mi, generally speaking they eat more.
fore the committee. giving arguments whk‘h Is a good rfiso'n why they
in favor of increased representation, in should try t‘ {chew their {005,1th
the House; Rpatlsh. as .‘yyule. ’3'}; more slowlyl
_..._-——.---s-——~ . tum A c' s."—- . ca 0 inter-
PRINCE KoMA'rsu IS peso; cm“, "W ’9' . I .
YOKOHAMA. Feb. 18.—-Prince Kons-
atau. who has the envoy of Japan's!
the coronation of King ntdvlard. diod
today of an aflaction of the brain.-
“At last; said the about of Benin-
nln Franklin, "I th- had accorded to
row memory alcovetcd honor—one that.
...-. ... -I think. has never come to Hamilton.
Be (checkups over. a Job ottaalets ‘W’W’ Jenni-son. either of‘ the
tie marlin it imimithsraioa mass. ornate-unusual: ms the
‘ spotted ms: hm..aiguaaary have'issd saunas
‘ distil—
. w “M...
rnE
LEADIN
wnonssoai} " 3
New... ”m.....” . . a. _. - .
G DRWAOODSHSTOE.
TRISTRAMdtHYATT'
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDINf.
. rSprlng Dress Goods.
A ve'ry little study will convince you that there is only one
place in town to buy DRESS GOODS. When you buy of us you
are always sure of your money‘s worth, or a little more. Our idea
is to have our prices always right and to show the latest styles,
not overlooking good quality. All of the newest weavesdn BLACK
GOODS; the latest shades in COLORED GOODS; as well as the
new things in FANCY MIXTURES, are shown in our stock.
Half Price Cloak Sale.
Housefurni
We will continue our half-price cloak sale until every garment
is sold. Don't put it off. If you want a garment. come in and
look us over.
. 2‘ is
s h I n gs.
Good Parlor Brooms .............. . ................ '. . 18 Cents;
Hand Lamps. complete ................. - ........ . ..... 13 Cents.
Large Covered Roasters ........................... I. . . 49 Cents.
No. 8 Nickel Tea Kettles .................... . ..... .. . 79 Cents.
No. 15 Galvanized Hods .................... ..... . . . .. 19 Cents.
39c. and 50c. Paper, Napkins ............... . . . . .. . 19c. hundred.
Rodger's Knives and Forks. 6 each ...................... . $2.95.
Rodgcr‘s Table or Desert Spoons ................. $r.69 per set.
Glass Punch Bowl . ..................................... $1.69.
Jardinieres. from ............. . ............ 10 Cents to 65 Cents.
REINFORCEMENT 0F COLD WAVE.
(‘Illt‘ntltr li‘cb lib-With thc tcm~
pci'ulurc at scion dczrccs bc‘ow, to-
day's formant promiscs u rclnforcc-
nicnt of thc cold wave. Bullet-lug from
tho co'd was nugmcutcd by a bit‘n'z
wind. Thcrc is much diatrcls among
tho dcstitutc notwitliotunding the bout
clforta of all charitable organizations
although the scarcity of coal is ions
;.cncrul than in thc previous cold spoil
in addition to one death rcportcd ycs'
~icrday. two ur-n rm- said to have div/l
,liirccily or lll’lll """" iii' from llll‘ "tic l.
of the co‘ii. 'l‘hrouuii ti'ulus ("Illllli'lt'
to arrivc hours i-cltind rthcdnlc. wh'.‘c
:auburbnu .‘illil ll"(‘ll1lll lincr.
with more or loss irrc-ulnrity,
opct‘uic
. .9. Quote & don,1
SS \VAHI l I .\‘t‘i'l'()‘{ STIIEIC'I‘.
Ht '1 "I‘I I St iR\\”Al .K
TAILOR, CLOTHIER.
HATTER. FURNISHER.
Look
in our Haul Window? Vi’ondcrful
values in
CHILDREN'S RSEFERS
AND OVERCOATS,
$1.50.
Altos. 3 In 1.7. Rt‘d'JCt‘ll f! ”it $2.50
to soon.
This is an oxccllcut 0|)p0l‘lllll~
iiy to buy tiircc or four (Tools at
the coat of one, ’
“'c close evenings at ti o'clock,
cxccpt Monday. \Vcdncsdny and
Saturdtly.
Telephone 133-12
..,...a......... -_._h..._ - F5
Sale
of Clothingf
For Men. Boys and Children,
now under full hr'adway.
Q
You certainly can afford fol
come aut‘in any sort of weath-
er.‘t0 make and: marked 'sa‘b-
ings.’
' that).
_a '
l
" Flirt .\utovnobllist . Arc you going
«to tuko it H .\l this yr ur'.‘
St ".‘llll Ailli'llltllllilnl Not :1 conipi. ll-
;.,-t. ilut i'in uoiuc. oil” in llll‘ coliliit'i
win r.- iliz-rc urc fcr.’ 1' p :ipl-~ ilrook-
lyn l.il‘t.
A BROTHER OF NEW JERSEY'S
GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE
WRITES:
4 Garrison Arcuuc.
.icrtwy (‘ity. N. .i.
. l"cbrunry II, 11301:.
lll'_ lll"li..~' Mt-(llcint' (3).,
S Hill: Norwn k. (‘ouir
flour Sin: Lust Norcmbcr I was
’lukcu ucriouidy ill willi rhcnmnllsm
,uud for wcclis l HillTI‘l‘l'il intcnst- pain
‘ i had my rcgular physician attend too
at this: time. and lic did all in his pow-
--r to rcllcyc lllt‘. l‘urln: the holidays
; l Ioatuucd to no to i’lti7zidolphiu for a
low days and \rliilc there i callcd upon
one of tho lcadlu: i‘hysicinns of that
city. iic mudc .1 czircful csnrniuation
of my casc and advised no- that i
. (tilllil only .\ct'lll't‘ pcrmnncnt rclicf by
,itntlcrgniug an opci'atinn. I rciurncd
Capital, 51.500.000. Surplus. 5185.000.
Industrial Saviors and [can Co.
‘ OF NEW YORK.
State Supervision of New
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per cent.
OFFICE, 12 50. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charfcs E. Dow John B. Lawrence
SOUTH NOR WALK
Board of Relief.
lo .icrscy t‘lty with too dr tortuituuinn -
'ol bc‘n: opcrutcd upon by my regular
3ph,\t:ici::n and Wllllt‘ preparing: to gt)
into iiic hospital unit-0. my physician‘s
‘r-zirc. your rczncdy was recommcudcd
lio iuc by a blond who had liitnsclf
iriid ii. At thc tituc l szwztt for your
. iucdiciuc l “as on tho Ilai of my back
and uiifti‘ic to more hand or root witir
out suffcriou thc most intensr pain. i
i rcccivcd three bottles or your nn‘dicinc
‘und scrupulously followctl the direc-
i. lions. l nut in such pcrfect hoaldt to-
: day as Ihc result of taking your n.cdi~
. cine that l tool it my duty to send you
; this tcstimonlal and to rccommcud
, your ntcdiciuc In those who may be af-
iilictctl with this most painful discnsc i
1 Kindly scnd inc three bottlcs more so ’
Elliot 1 may hnrc it on hand in casc l
i find any one suffering and to whom I .
i may give it for trial. Thanking you in
ladvancc, i be: to remain.
Yours, ctc.,
\VlLl.l.\l\' ltll-IVl.
o
I
in}. E's'é’a'iio’pé'
are Cheaper.
'l‘tmthsomc onos at the l’coplc‘s h‘islt
Markov. at 30c a qt. Now is the time to
buy thc'n. Fresh and Salt Fish of
i great variety. Bluefish. \Vcaktish.
Mackcrel. (‘od_ Haddock and Smelt.
. are. the principal ones now which are
1most. in demand.
i
i Opened Long Clams and Oysters are
i
now selling at the a quart.
The People’s Fish
and ’
Ousler Market.
1
letter. oucnoss}
‘ East End of Washington Street Bridge.
()id Salvation Army Building.
Noticc is hereby giycu that thc
hum! of llciicf oI' llti‘ (‘lty of South
Norwal‘u will incct on ’i'ucsdov, .quu-
my 27. 1103.11! 7:10 o'clock to It o'clock
p. or: Satin lay. January ill, l...,.';. at 2
o'clock in .1 o‘clock p. m: chucsdny.
:l~‘t-bruur_v 4. 1003, at, 7:30 o'clock to Ii
o'clock p. m.; Wednesday. I"ciu'uary 11_
i lama at 723i.i o‘clock to ‘.i o'clock p. or:
i'l‘hursday. February 19. 1903. at 7:30
Eo'clock to 9 o‘clock p. m.. in the Court-
icil t'hainbcr. in Havlland street, in said
icity_ for thc purpose of hcaring and
gdctcrmining all appeals from the do-
zings of the assessors of said city on tho
glist of 1902.
Datcd at South Norwnlk.
12lll. 1903,
January
JOHN I". MoMAHON,
MATTHEW ('iiiliiETT,
ii? to II‘J Board of lleiicf.
j weeoaumemmm
3§ Giant's lhe Place. ’
Phone 3157-6.
, The Walton
Solid Leather Shoes
F JR BO Y3.
KANGAROO CALF,
9 to 1354,, $1.00
For Little Men.
i KANGAROO CALF SEAMLESS
$1.25
$1.50
11 to 2'
2V2 ‘0 5V2.
$1.25
$1.50
LTHIstsTn:
i ' ONLY PLACE
2 in this end- of the town where you can
i got these; ,phase Roberts, Jap-a-lac.
:and Bigclow Yarnlshes. Carrara and
’ Colonial Paints. Ulster Pocket Knives.
\Vlss Shears, Atkins‘stn. Gem Safety
and Norwalk Hardware Co. Razors. 5
Norwalk ll’d’w’e Co.
fl’flaiq‘St; ”9'3”.“ 3
A s’
”sup.
Boys'. 2% to 5%.
These shoes are giving thor.
ough satisfaction and are really
an excellent shoe for service.
..._.._....
‘2‘
SATIN CALF
g Youths”, 11 to 2,
i
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Norwalk Chronicler